The Arizona champion., 1887-04-30
WEEKLY CHAMPION.
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THE WORLD IN pRIEF.

THE WORLD IN BRIEF.
 Pere Hyacinthe, the famous preach CT, is seriously i'll in Paris.
 A virulent outbreak of cholera is re- ported from the city of Mexico.
 The regular spring epidemic of la Dor strikes seem to have commenced again.
 Miles Seayls has been appointed chief justice of the supreme court of California.
 James C.. Blaine has returned from his western trip and is fully recovered from his illness.
 President Cleveland is to visit Georgia in the fall, as sort of anti .dote to John Sherman.
 Cajeme, the Yaqui chief was exe- cuted this week before his whole tribe, by the Mexican authorities.
 Kansas has had another cyclone killing number of people. Presc ott and Fort Scott suffered badly.
 Jake Sharpe, the head and front of the New York Aldermanic boodlers, will be brought up for trial on Mon- day.
 The Santa Fe road has ordered one million steel rails from England. They are going to build reads some where.
 Judge Stephen J. Field positively asserts that he will not be candidate at the next democratic presidential convention,
 Sir William Owen Lawyon, who died recently in New York, was son in-law of Joseph M. Levy, the owner of the London Telegraph"
 Martuary services were held at AL bany, New York, last week in honor of the late President Arthur. Chaun- cey Depew was the orator.
 California is making a vigorous pro. test against the fourth section of the interstate commerce law, which refers to long and short hauls.
 A cyclone strayed out of the usual track of those disasters and crossing West Virginia and Ohio, did over million dollars worth of damage.
 Five cases ofAsiatic cholera are re- ported from Guaymas. Ifthis be true Strict quarantine should be made on the line of road from that city ts No gales.
 The English government is having trouble in Afghanistan as we'll as in Ireland. Russia is showing that she has determined designs on northern India.
 It IS said that MT. Plankintony Of Armour & Co. will be the new presi. dent of the Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad in place of the late Alexan- der Mitchell.
 Land commissioner, Sparks, is get ting abuse on every side for his an tics in the land department. The fellow is fool, who for elaborate asininity surpasses any jack ia office the country ever had.
 Jay Gould is having a new pullman private car built which will COS; Sas,. GOO. It will be 5s feet long aud will 1 be the most costly car yet turned out of the pullman works.
 Alex Mitchell, the president of the Nilwaukee and St. Paul railroad, is dead. He came 10 this country from Aberdeen an almost penniless Scotch | lad and accumulated s25 1000, ,ooo.
 The Maxwell Grant iu New Mexico has been confirmed by the supreme court of the United States. So there is an end to the question of the legality of the grant. The fight will now be as to who owns 1t.
 The death of Lieutenant Danen. bauer by his own hand adds another name to the long list of martyes who have been sacrificed to the mania for discovering the north Lole. Danen- hauer's brains never fully recovered from his fearful trip in the Jeanette.
 The fuss in England over the Par rell letter published in the London Times calls to rememl rance the noto- rious Mercy letter published during inc presidential campaign of 1880. The circumstances are similar in both cases. The Mercy letter was proven to be forgery and DO doubt the Par nell letter Is the slme.
 For once the thunderer (rhe Eng fish Tlmss) has made a mistake The fist serious mistake it has made in al most century. The paper published what purported to be tSe smile of a letter from Parnell to Egan approving
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